Table 2.

Ecological and baits delivery characteristics for each social group.

Social group ID	Zone	Number of delivery	Fed outlier sett	Cubs	Badger activitya during the spring deployment	Badger activitya during the summer deployment	Max no. of badgers observed on video	Group size (from genetic typing)	No. of badgers RhB positive	No. of baits available per badgerb
1	B	2	No	Yes	0.04	0	4	4	3	29
2		1	No	No	0	NAc	1	1	0	84
3		2	No	Yes	0	0.06	2	2	2	58
4		2	Yes	Yes	0.07		2	8	3	17.5
5		1	Yes	No	0	0.01	1	2	0	30
6		2	No	Yes	0	0.31	4	6	1	19.3
17		1	No	No	0.03	0	2	2	1	30
18		2	No	No	0	0	2	0	0	NA
10	A	2	Yes	Yes	0.33	0	6	9	4	15.6
12		2	No	Yes	0.78	0.08	5	6	5	27.3
13		2	Yes	Yes	0.78	0.28	3	6	4	19.3
14		1	Yes	Yes	0.02	0.03	3	8	3	15
15		2	No	Yes	NAd	NAd	NAd	8	8	20.5
16		2	Yes	Yes	0.21	0.05	6	14	8	10
19		1	No	No	0.06	0.05	1	6	1	20
Mean ± SD					0.17 ± 0.28	0.09 ± 0.12	3.0 ± 1.7	5.5 ± 3.7	2.9 ± 2.6	28.2 ± 19.7

The badger activity and maximum number of badgers were derived from video surveillance, whereas the group size was drawn from the genetic typing.

^aNumber of visits per day.

^bNumber total of baits delivered on the sett per group size.

^cNot monitored during summer.

^dCamera-traps stolen.